Bluegrass Confederate

Guerrant, Edward O.

"Edward Guerrant's massive, eloquent journal - twenty-eight manuscript volumes - gathered considerable interest just shortly after the Civil War, among fellow veterans as a reliable source for reconstructing their shared ordeal. In the years to follow, however, the never-published diary gradually slipped from view. Now, thanks to William C. Davis and Meredith L. Swentor, "after a long while" of more than one hundred years, Captain Guerrant's diary is brought to light again in Bluegrass Confederate. For historians as well as acolytes of Civil War memory, the author's scrupulous daily entries will prove valuable indeed."--BOOK JACKET. "Edward Guerrant, a teacher and habitual diarist, was motivated by love, first of one woman and then another, to record his wartime experiences, beginning January 30, 1862, and ending April 11, 1865. Exceptionally intelligent and well educated, Guerrant...

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